... CLOG-DANCING CONTEST. Sir John Suckling, who died somewhere about 1641, was an enthusiast about dancing evidently, but when he wrote She dances such a way, no sun upon an Easter day is half so fine a sight, it is fair to presume that he was speaking ...

... judge between ladies; but clog-dancing was not like r pump dancing or step dinc ug, and the great secret of it t was the twizzle. 'This northicountrY term apparently describes very aptly a shaking of the foot, which every I clog dancer is anxious to acquire ...

... the Stowaway. MISS BEELA PERMSAN, of the Perman Trio, from Australia, who was unable to take part in the clog- dancing contest, would like to dance the winner, Miss Minnie Ray, or any other lady who may lay claim to the title of champion, for 100 a-side ...

... be pleased to dance her in clogs for £50 a-side-this sum having been deposited with the editor of The Era. Miss Dell also sends £5 for the purpose of starting a Ladies' Sweepstake, open to the ladies of the profession, to dance three dances :-Steps (schottische ...

... Stowaway. M MIss BELLA PERMAN, of the Perman Trio, from a Australia, who was unable to take part in the clog- D dancing contest, would like to dance the winner, Miss a Minnie Ray. or any other lady who may lay claim to r the title of champion, for £100 ...

... (seeing that clog dancing is getting resueci- tated) that could Purchase the belt and put it up for competition, as all clog dancers would prize and think it an honour to compete for the same. Just now, when there is such a boom in clog ...

... striving to win the favour of the audience. Under the stimulating influences of competitions promoted by enterprising music hall managers, there is just now a boom in clog-dancing, and a very clever exponent of the art is seen/at this hall in Mr T. W. Royal ...

... (seeing that clog dancing is getting ?? rtated) that could purchase the belt and put it up Ior competition, as all clog dancers would prize and thiik a it an honour to compete for the same. Just now, whe n there is such a boom in clog ...

... delightful freshness, and e later Miss St. Clair enters the domain of clog dancing, and performs in a manner that should qualify her for honours in any forthcoming competitions. Dancing in r many forms and varieties is given by the Clan Johnstone f Troupe ...

... and will pre- ?? blossom forth as managing nartuer of a well- f~ew0 ?? amusi~c hall. Mr NileL came to Collins's I' the clog-dancing contest now taking place at the Pe Os Empire, Bow, the results of the heats up to 9019to press are as follows :-On Monday ...

... striving to win the favour of the audience. Under the stimulating influences of competitions promoted by enterprising music hall managers, there is just now a boom in clog-dancing, and a very c'ever exponent of the art is seenlat this hall in Mr T. WV. Royal ...

... will intro- Ii duce her latest iridescent and chromatic creations. fl 'La Danse Metallique, the Pearl Dance, the u Shell Dance, the Dance of the Seasons, and the F Spirit of the Storm. For these remarkable exposi. a Unitios of the poetry of ...